Why ZestraŽ

ZestraŽ is ideal for women who want to increase their overall sexual pleasure & satisfaction.

Topical Application Method

ZestraŽ was created to be topically applied because products taken orally have the risk of causing unwanted side effects and may cause drug interactions with many prescription medications. As such, there are no known drug interactions between topically applied ZestraŽ and any prescription or non-prescription drug currently available in South Africa.

Unparalleled Safety Design

In comparison with other topical products, ZestraŽ is the only product which does not produce sensation through clitoral & vaginal tissue irritation. Other topical products on the market for women utilize one or more of the following irritants: menthol, N-methylnicotinate, peppermint oil, cinnamon oil, orange oil or oil of wintergreen. Furthermore, most of those products also contain L-Arginine which can potentially re-activate a latent herpes virus.

Enhanced experience

ZestraŽ is widely recognized internationaly as the "Scientific Gold Standard" for increasing female sexual arousal, pleasure and satisfaction. Sexual Medicine Experts, Women's Health professionals and Consumers are using and recommending this unique botanical oil due to its clinically proven effectiveness, ease of use, coupled with the established safety profile of its all-natural ingredients. The "ZestraŽ enhanced" female sexual experience is unlike anything else.

 

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SUPPORTED BY SEXUAL HEALTH EXPERTS

ZestraŽ has been proven in an FDA quality clinical study to be highly effective – No other topical product can make that claim; nor have they been published in respected medical journals. Furthermore, ZestraŽ is the only consumer product embraced by the international sexual medicine community.

"The fact that this [ZestraŽ] was found effective in comparison [with] a placebo sets it apart from the other herbal products out there," Laura Berman, PhD, tells WebMD. "Herbal products aren't regulated by the FDA in the USA, so they didn't have to do this study."